Tag: photography

Stephen Harmon has so many wonderful photos of Upper West Siders that he took in the 80's (and other decades). He's shared

With flowers starting to bloom once again, it's a good time to celebrate flora. This week, a new photo show launched at the Broadway Mall Community Center

We're just saying that Tuesday's sunset was particularly magical.

Photographer Robert L. Bracklow took lots of excellent photos of buildings in New York City in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His photos

Upper West Sider Ed Yourdon, who died on Jan. 20 at the age of 71, was well-known for his achievements in computer programming. But he was also a prolific and skilled photographer. In

There has been much discussion of the photo that won our "nighttime on the UWS" photo contest, much of it centered on the notion that the moon in

In the mid-1970's, Brian Moss -- a born and raised Upper West Sider -- was a student at the High School of Music & Art, and he started

More stunning photos by Scott Matthews from 106th street and Broadway.

Readers have sent in some compelling photos in the past few days.

Scott Matthews caught the exact moment of Cathedral-henge this morning, with the sun passing just in front of the Artchangel Gabriel at the top of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine at daybreak.

Scott Matthews took the following four photos in a span of eight hours starting Thursday night -- from evening to daybreak. The shots of the Archangel Gabriel blowing

West Side Rag is holding a photo contest to give away some Carnegie Hall tickets. We're looking for nature photos on the Upper West Side (which includes Riverside and Central Parks).

Stephen Harmon, who has been taking photos of the neighborhood for decades, sent us some shots of the Upper West Side as seen through the window of his Nissan Maxima.

Longtime Upper West Sider Stephen Harmon has been carrying his camera around the neighborhood for decades, capturing the unique spirit and style of the people here.

Scott Matthews took the photos above and below, using multiple exposures to trace the paths of airplanes into and out of LaGuardia Airport, and the trail

Scott Matthews captured this handsome hawk resting on top of a building at 106th street and Broadway. Soon afterwards, the hawk got

Harriet Flehinger sent in the photo above of police horses at the intersection of 72nd street and Broadway at noon on Wednesday, bringing to mind

Wet sloppy snow covered the neighborhood after a snowstorm Sunday night and Monday morning, and some local photographers snapped lots of photos.

Winter Storm Juno may have been somewhat less dramatic than meteorologists predicted, but it sure made for some gorgeous photos.

Photographer extraordinaire Scott Matthews has taken some stunning pictures this year from his apartment on 106th street and Broadway.